“弧线阁楼”住宅丨西班牙丨Destudio

曲线阁楼是位于瓦伦西亚市中心的一处独特住宅的改造项目，拥有俯瞰旧图里亚河床的绝佳景观。建筑本身拥有圆形边界，使得这些景色能够沿着整个房屋延展，这一极具特色的建筑特征不仅成为项目名称的灵感来源，也构成了整个设计概念的核心。

Curved Attic is the renovation project of a unique property in the centre of Valencia with privileged views over the old Turia riverbed. The architecture of the building itself, with a circular envelope, allows these views to extend along the house, being a characteristic of such strength that it gives its name to the project and around which the main idea of the project is developed.

▼起居空间概览，living area overview © David Zarzoso

▼餐厅空间，dining area © David Zarzoso

▼起居空间，living area © David Zarzoso

▼厨房空间，kitchen © David Zarzoso

在项目的初步构思阶段，设计的目标是最大限度地清理室内空间，使房屋的各个角落都能欣赏到户外景观。为此，最常使用的功能区域（起居区、厨房和主卧）被安排在紧贴外立面的区域，同时拆除了原本过度堆砌的夹层，以消除对起居空间的压迫感，并恢复建筑本身的双层挑高结构，突出了倾斜屋顶的建筑特点。

From a first approach to the project, the intention was to clear the interior of the house to allow views of the outside from almost every point. This involved placing the most used areas (day zone, kitchen and master bedroom) attached to the façade, as well as demolishing an overbuilt mezzanine that compressed the living area, leaving it now with a double height that underlines the sloping roof of the building.

▼景色能够沿着整个房屋延展，city views extend along the house © David Zarzoso

为了进一步强化居住核心与景观的连接，露台被赋予了多样化的功能，使得室内的使用场景在户外得以延续。除了设有户外客厅和餐厅外，还增加了一个日光浴区（对应室内卧室）、一个露天浴池以及一个与室内厨房相连的开放式户外厨房，通过隐藏式窗户将两者无缝衔接，使厨房空间翻倍。

To further focus the heart of the house on those views, the terrace was given different uses so that any use indoors the house was replicated outdoors. Thus we find not only an outdoor living and dining area, but also a solarium (replicating the interior bedroom), an outdoor bath and an open kitchen that joins the interior kitchen to double its surface area through a hidden window.

▼开放式户外厨房，an open kitchen © David Zarzoso

▼露台，terrace © David Zarzoso

▼露台家具，furniture on the terrace © David Zarzoso

项目的另一个亮点是螺旋楼梯，它连接着主楼层的入口大厅与较少使用的阁楼空间（书房、阅读区和客房）。这座楼梯不仅是一个功能性元素，更是一件雕塑般的装饰艺术品，以大块黑色弧形铁板包裹外层，并搭配自然木材的踏步，形成强烈的视觉冲击，仿佛以优雅的姿态迎接来访者。

Another point of interest in the project is the spiral staircase that connects the main floor entrance hall with the upper floor, which is less used (study, reading room and guest bedroom). This staircase has been designed not only as a functional element but also as a decorative element, almost like a sculpture that greets the visitor with its envelope of large black curved iron surfaces and interior steps of natural wood.

▼螺旋楼梯，the spiral staircase © David Zarzoso

▼阁楼空间，attic spaces © David Zarzoso

▼倾斜的屋顶，sloping roof  © David Zarzoso

材料的运用同样遵循这一核心理念——即突出图里亚河的景观，使建筑本身成为一种背景，避免干扰视线或喧宾夺主。倾斜的天花板采用天然木材包覆，营造出温暖舒适的居住氛围，如同置身于静谧的小木屋。而墙面则使用柔和色调的灰泥粉刷，为欣赏瓦伦西亚的壮丽景色营造出一种宁静和谐的体验。

The materiality of the house continues with the idea of ​​the project, which is none other than to focus attention on the views of the Turia, and therefore aims to act as a backdrop without elements that distract attention or stand out from the views. The sloping ceiling is covered with natural wood, evoking the cozy atmosphere of a cabin, and the walls are covered with soft-toned mortar for a calm enjoyment of the views over Valencia.

▼阁楼房间，attic floor room © David Zarzoso

▼走廊，corridor © David Zarzoso

▼卧室，bedroom © David Zarzoso

▼衣柜空间，walk-in wardrobe © David Zarzoso

▼卫生间，bathroom © David Zarzoso

Architecture, design and construction: Destudio

Photos: David Zarzoso

Fimmaker: Alfonso Calza